Enjoy a tour of this early Victorian home with a quirky Tudor tower attached

We love a quirky home here at Ideal Home, so this Victorian home really speaks to us– with its quirky octagonal tower. The intriguing five-bed house is located in the heart of Canonbury, London.

In addition to the vast bedrooms the property comprises two generous reception rooms, dining room and a garden room. Safe to say it’s not short of living space.

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The beautiful interior is filled with original period features, lovingly restored by the current owners. Take a look for yourself…

Exterior

Image credit: Savills

Interestingly the house consists of two parts that are adjoined. Firstly a detached house c.1855 and then a two storey C16th tower. The octagonal tower was originally built as a garden room for Canonbury House.

Kitchen

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The galley kitchen is fairly small for a house of its size, but it’s big enough to provide a stylish space to work. We love the paint idea to highlight the shelves. The blue adding a burst of colour without overwhelming the all-white kitchen.

Living room

Image credit: Savills

The living room is a fine example of the stunning period features. From the marble fireplace to the ornate ceiling cornice, the attention is in the detail.

Dining room

Image credit: Savills

Residing in the characterful octagonal tower is this interesting dining space. The neutral decor is perfectly subdued, allowing the architecture to speak for itself.

Bedroom

Image credit: Savills

This pink bedroom has us considering repainting our own four walls. An interesting use of storage as ‘zoning wall’ is certainly food for thought.

In such a big bedroom space it makes sense to create more defined living spaces, from sleeping to social.

Garden room

Image credit: Savills

This glorious conservatory is located at the back of the property, directly off the kitchen. It offers the ideal space for relaxing with a cuppa, surrounding by the soothe sight of nature.

Garden

Image credit: Savills

This intriguing home is currently on the market with agents Savills, with an asking price of £5.5 million.

Incidentally it is being sold by the daughter of its late owner Evan Hercules a renowned television & film production designer and art director – who worked on productions including the Midnight Express.

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Would you welcome the unusual dimensions of an octagonal tower? Or fret about furniture placement?

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